This weekend we went to the Met to check out the current shows. Anglomania, is an exhibit that attempts to examine how British fashion bore it’s roots from the English traditions. The exhibit features some stunning pieces from the likes of ,Hussein Chalayan (see above), Galiano (for Dior, below) as well as Alexander McQueen. The show seemed a little less cohesive than previous fashion exhibits that we’ve seen, such as the Chanel/Lagerfeld show. There seemed to be too many conflicting ideas going on in the presentation for it to be interperted clearly. Some people were left wondering what old british people were doing wearing Vivianne Westwood tee’s? Of course art doesn’t intrinsically cater to everyone, a museum’s job is to make it accessible and understandible, this is where the Met fell short this time. If you would like something to do in an air conditioned environment, it’s definately worth checking out, but be prepared to read the long descriptions in each room if you really want to get it.

As you know I love all things Scandinavian, Klaus’s art comes from the now defunct agent form, and reminds me of a cross between bjorn winblad’s and vera neumann’s art.

We’re pleased to announce that our relabeled tee shirt website has launched, please checkout moonblood.net to see our new tee’s and totes. Amy will get back to her regularly scheduled blogging once she gets all the cramps out of her wrist from photoshopping the wolf heads onto her body.

The moonblood website, is almost done now, here’s a preview of one of our new styles, wolf head not included.